Modules Physics files for Store in svn

[code-kamlesh-sample]

I have a docker based opencms setup and I have created a module using opencms version 19. I have created an ek website using those modules. Now I want to keep my website and modules and commit those websites and modules in SVN. Because more than one developer will work in these modules and websites. For example, one developer within the modules creates a template and another developer creates an xml schema. So I want to commit it in SVN so that 2 developers can work in the same modules. Also, the changes of all the developers who have modules within opencms will be included. Is this my way correct or not, please tell me.

[code-kamlesh-sample]

For example I have attached a screenshort

1. module-create : It is of module create which is done from admin login
2. module-exportpoint : When I give path in that module create time export point then that path pr files come but it does not come in manifest.xml.
3. exportpoint : That file is displayed in my system something like this.
4. VFS-file : It is displayed something like this. According to VFS system
   5.website-export : This option comes, similarly the option of modules also comes.

Now guide me that how can I take this system even though it is VFS, to svn.

[gWestenberger]

Your approach is not great because when you use export points for this you get the file contents but miss out on the metadata (e.g. properties, permissions, file types).

The way to go is to make sure the "Export with reduced metadata" checkbox is checked (this is already the case in your screenshot) and then use the WebDAV functionality in combination with the module export functionality.

Read the following two links:

https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/interfaces/webdav

https://documentation.opencms.org/opencms-documentation/template-development/module-development#module-import-and-export-via-the-network-share-c00a7a58

The second link talks about the outdated "network share" connector, but it works exactly the same with WebDAV. Basically, the workflow is that once you've configured the WebDAV connectivity, you can export a module ZIP by copying it out of the virtual WebDAV folder /modules/export , which you can then unpack and copy the contents somewhere into your repository (we use Git but it should work with SVN as well).